A decorative souvenir spoon featuring a handle crafted from wrought metal wire, likely a brass or copper alloy. The handle consists of a central twisted wire stem that expands into a symmetrical scrolled finial. A dark circular metal element with an incised cross symbol is positioned at the top of the scrollwork. Below the scrolls, a round yellow chatoyant bead, possibly cat's eye glass or polished shell, is incorporated into the wire construction. The spoon bowl is made from a natural, ridged scallop shell, which is attached to the wire handle via small wire loops. There are no visible maker marks on the piece. A historical paper inventory tag is adhered to the interior of the shell bowl with handwritten notations.